Technology is changing the way people all over the world work, learn and socialize. Here are six recent innovations bringing people together.
The world of watersports is changing for the better, all thanks to new techology. Before long, it could look like an entirely different field.
The popularity of virtual reality experiences, including augmented and mixed reality, is on the rise.
Geeky gift ideas for your sports enthusiast. Below we take a look at some of the more popular ideas.
PlayersTV will launch in March 2020 on Samsung TV Plus. Anthem Sports & Entertainment, owner of AXS TV, Impact Wrestling and other media properties.
Baseball may be an old game, but it’s certainly not outdated. In fact, it’s one of the most technologically advanced sports out there.
The New England Patriots or the Los Angeles Rams. Which team are you rooting for?
The partnership will no doubt give Beats an even broader reach and influence.
There’s no doubt Samsung’s QLED TVs are awesome. Now they want to show personally show you.
Once you put yourself in the world of esports, there is no going back.
JBL says these should get you up to 16-hours of battery life and also have high speed charging.
Overall, boxing films had the most significant presence in the top films of all the sports.
This could also help bridge any gaps, or remove any negative stereotypes, against video gamers as a whole.
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File this under simple awesome. Watch a golf ball hit a steel plate at 150mph. http://youtu.be/AkB81u5IM3I From Mark Haycock
I am a racing fan. No doubt about it. While I probably can not name drivers in the different series of racing, I love to watch racing. F1, Nascar, Indy, Motocross you name it. If it has wheels and an engine, most likely I will watch it. So I was pleasantly surprised this morning to find Infiniti showing us how an F1 race car is made.
